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07-07.-2004, 08:45 PM
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Explain the "cheer for the underdog" thinking to me.
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I am always amused how wrapped up people get with beating who is on top. They could be a nicer personalitity, have many loyal and true friends, do good things for many people behind the scenes, etc... For no reason other than change, people will get bored and cheer for the extreme underdog. They might not know a damn thing about their hopeful choice. This individual could be mean, not care about their mom, have made poor choices in their life, and be hopelessly undertalented, but if they were third last year, the become some peoples own personal hero. Thanks, Ronde Champ |
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08-07.-2004, 04:01 AM
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Re: Explain the "cheer for the underdog" thinking to me.
"Ronde Champ" <rondechamp@aol.com> wrote in message
news:152f6cbe.0407070332.2e92b661@posting.google.com... > Hey, > > I am always amused how wrapped up people get with beating > who is on top. They could be a nicer personalitity, have > many loyal and true friends, do good things for many > people behind the scenes, etc... For no reason other than > change, people will get bored and cheer for the extreme > underdog. They might not know a damn thing about their > hopeful choice. This individual could be mean, not care > about their mom, have made poor choices in their life, > and be hopelessly undertalented, but if they were third > last year, the become some peoples own personal hero. Nice troll. I still think Aitor Gonzalez will have his revenge... |
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08-07.-2004, 04:47 AM
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Re: Explain the "cheer for the underdog" thinking to me.
rondechamp@aol.com (Ronde Champ) wrote in message news:<152f6cbe.0407070332.2e92b661@posting.google.com>...
> Hey, > > This individual could be mean, not care about their mom, > have made poor choices in their life, and be hopelessly > undertalented, but if they were third last year, the > become some peoples own personal hero. yes, that's the extent of it, dipshit. |
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